The Woman in American HistoryAddison-Wesley Publishing Company, 1971 - 207 pages |
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... were a family matter . Wealthy families , in particular , selected their children's marriage partners not so much with personal as with property The pioneer woman considerations in mind . However , it was easy for 12.
... were a family matter . Wealthy families , in particular , selected their children's marriage partners not so much with personal as with property The pioneer woman considerations in mind . However , it was easy for 12.
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... pioneer women were essential not only to the survival of their families but to the building of communities in the New World . Frontier Life . Pioneer settlers , hunters , and ranchers were generally eager to move westward to better land ...
... pioneer women were essential not only to the survival of their families but to the building of communities in the New World . Frontier Life . Pioneer settlers , hunters , and ranchers were generally eager to move westward to better land ...
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... pioneer trade unionist was Mrs. Leonora M. Barry , who became " general investigator " or national organizer for the Knights of Labor . A hosiery worker by trade , she had started work in a mill at sixty - five cents a week . As a trade ...
... pioneer trade unionist was Mrs. Leonora M. Barry , who became " general investigator " or national organizer for the Knights of Labor . A hosiery worker by trade , she had started work in a mill at sixty - five cents a week . As a trade ...
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Theories of Women's Studies Gloria Bowles,Renate Duelli-Klein,Renate Klein Aucun aperçu disponible - 1983 |